University of Montana

Missoula, United States

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26 ProgramsEst. 189310,500+ students Students#260 U.S. News / NationalScholarship Available

About University of Montana

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The University of Montana (UM) is a public flagship research university founded in 1893 in Missoula, Montana. Set at the foot of Mount Sentinel along the sparkling Clark Fork River, UM is renowned worldwide for its premier programs in wildlife biology (#1 in North America), forestry and conservation (W.A. Franke College of Forestry & Conservation), environmental studies, creative writing, journalism, pharmacy, and health professions. Across its picturesque 220-acre main campus, the riverside Missoula College, and the legendary Flathead Lake Biological Station, UM provides over 10,500 students with immersive hands-on research, collaborative interdisciplinary learning, and unmatched access to the wilderness landscapes of Western Montana.

Why Study Here?

Prestigious Public Flagship: Founded in 1893, UM is the premier flagship institution of the Montana University System, renowned for world-class experiential learning and academic excellence.

World-Leading Wildlife Biology & Forestry: Home to the #1 ranked Wildlife Biology program in North America and the W.A. Franke College of Forestry & Conservation, offering unprecedented access to living wilderness laboratories.

Programs

26 programs are available at University of Montana. Browse the full catalogue or sign in for detailed admissions information.

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Tuition & Fees

TUITION RANGEUSD 8.2k – USD 32k / yr

APPLICATION FEEUSD 0.05k (International Application Fee)

Sample Tuition by Program

Tuition fees shown are indicative and may vary by program, intake, and year. Contact the university directly or visit their official website for the most up-to-date fee schedules. Additional costs such as student union fees, insurance, and living expenses are not included.